Another analysis from the ivory tower. I'd love to see them survey baby boomers and/or realtors, instead of just guess at what might happen. Baby Boomers, the largest generation of Americans in history until the Millennials came along, have influenced the country...
Rob Dawg is skeptical (as I have become) that boomers will be fleeing their long-time residences any time soon: Reader Ty Webb isn't so sure though: For the most part, boomers own the houses, so besides the usual Big 3 reasons for selling (death, divorce, and job...
It's just a matter of whether it will be a trickle or a flood: The preference for baby boomers to age in place has been blamed in part for lower homeownership rates among millennials, who have been forced to compete for a smaller slice of available properties on the...
It looks like the low-inventory era will be here for a while.... The statistics about the waves of baby boomers turning 65 each day are old news to anyone who works in a senior-focused industry. But a new report from Harvard University adds a new twist to measuring...
This story is about the same as Carlsbad folks moving to San Jacinto, where you can buy brand-new houses in the $300,000s. But boomers want to stay within range of their kids and grandkids, so any boomer-flight could be muted. [button...
Two good reasons why boomers aren't selling: They are working longer, and kids still live at home (or might return): Thanks to their...
For those boomers considering all the options of where to move, check out this example of living on a boat: ?
Five years ago, San Diego County had the second-highest number of people over 70 years old in Southern California (Riverside is higher), but other areas have many more. There are counties in Florida with over 25%! Maybe those boomer liquidations might occur later...
Want to hurry up with that empty nest? From cnbc.com: A New York state judge has backed a couple's battle to kick their 30-year-old son out of their home because he has not contributed toward household expenses or helped with chores and they wanted him to get a job....
Another study that shows lower-income people leaving California, and rich people moving in. But what's not examined is whether those leaving were long-time homeowners who sold their home and took a truckload of money with them to Texas:...
